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THE ~ EWINGTONIAN

NE\\'INGTON COLLF.Gli' .. STAX:\rORE, S\'D:\1':\".

" Jtlemor 1>uerttre." HM.

No. LXVll.1 ~DECEMBER, 1900.

TI-n; 8E~IOR rrn:-;Uf.TH OJ~ moo.

: \ ;\.IAC'l\AY. I. 0.- J~n~li~h. C: French, H: Li.•tin, C; Al'it.hmNfr, B:

Algeht'ot, A ; (~comctry, ('; Tri~o11ometry, 0. :\teCr,1>1,f,.\"ll, R K - Vn•neh, C; Latin, ll; .Arithmetic, A; Algc1n·11, A:

<l<•o111eLry, B. T1<.u1.1.n1'1-1, A .. J. - A1wient History. B: History of Europe, A: English, U;

Ueolo!(y, A; Physiolo~y, B; qeography, C.

A . • J. Trollope wa- pr·ox.-access. for the Oeolog_v 1'lcdnl. I. 0. Mackay an1l R. K McClella11rl gained ;\l1ttdculittin11 T'1isses; in

n•ltlition to this, the for111er qualific<l for enrrnnco inlo the Dcpar tment of J<:nginecring, and obtained Third-cluss Honons in :\lathomo,tics.

Tirn JuKIOR REs111,-rs oF 1900.

ArmoTT, IT. K. - P:ngliRh, B: Latio:. ('; Freuch, (': Arithmetic, C ! Eudiil, (' ; Chemistr1'. A .

• To11NSO''. n. H - J•;11((lish, 'n: Greek, (': Arithmetic, c; EuC'llrl, c . . Josr.s, 8. - 1•:11!-(lisb, B; Latin,(': Fn·nch, C; Greek, 13; At·itbtt1ulic, A:

Algehra, A ; J•~11{']i1l, B. r.Jn,1.H\ \N, W. <;coc:rnphy, B: Arithm<'tic, C': l~11cli<I, C; Chemisl1·y, C. PRmicm·r, A. - Euglish, A; Lntin, A; (;reek, A; Arith111ctic, B; Alg<·hm,

B; Euclid. A. R1-:onR.\n'., L - English Hi~torv, 'R: Oengraphy, B; F!uglisb, D: Arith­

metic, A ; Algehrn, C : En<'lid, Il. RosF.nY. 11'. -l~ngli>lh History, C; <:cngi·nphy, C; Engli~h. C: ArithmcU<',

' C: J•!ucli•l, C 'l'iio1,1.0Prt,. C. l•:uglish, C; <:cngraphy, (': Cloology, 0: Histor.v, C. \\'Elw, C. Geogl'!tphy, ('; History, B, gucli<l, II; Algehra, H; Arith-

meti<', n. \\'nl'rl:,1 '"· A. - ncogmphy, c: Jt~ngliKh. c; ,\1·ithmeiic. c; Ocolo!ly, n. 'VJtrr1rn.1-s, H. EngliHh lli~tor\', A; ':engr:\llhy, B; gngli;;b, A; French, t U; Arithtn<'lic, U: Algehrn. (': l•:ur'1i<I. C. \Y1wrr.~1A1', \\'. J•:ngliRh Hi~tory, A; Rngli•h, A; Lntin, U; French, 0;

Arilhmetic, A ; Algebra, C ; Euclid, B.

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Tut: n1111111mct·m<'nt of the 1lr1tlh of ,\lrN. J. JI Fr.ET<'JU:R, which occurrc1l t'arJy in ( ktolit•r, \\ 11'1 n•arf i11 l he <fitif,I' l'l'C'' With fcclillj.(S Of >:r<':~l l"lW"l't hy 111'"') h111uln·1ls of () 11 .'.'\t·wi11µl1111i11ns se1ttll'n·d thruuµlwut N.~ \\., 111111 11 ill ulsu lw 1·1'<·<·ivc1l 11 ith •imilar feeling~ hr tho•n to'' hum lhi>1 i~ the fir"t n11ti1·1• of tho 111111 l'H'lll. •

Tht· l1Hccx -1'1c"i'lc11t F1.CTl'Ut:11's connection with Ne\\ ingl<lll t•xle1Hlcrl °'"'I' 21 yc1us, dlllinµ 11lmnst from tho foundntion of the ln•titution, n111l 1nr·huli11µ' some of tho hriµhtc't epoch" in thu l"chnol'" hiMlory. ~lrs. Ft,t.r< 111.rt t<parc<l no p~in~ to sceo111l hc1· hu"lnuul iu his work ; lo her 1•1luri. 11111rh of tho ~uccc$S of tl10 Colleµu Wl\S due.

,\L tlw Annual ~ll·ctiu\( of thu Ol<l Boyi1' Union, hefore the formnl 1

l11t•it11'8• WM c,IJ!crl Oii, ,\Jr. S. \\'. ~JOOJU: reforrctl to the tlcath of ~Jr~. Ft.1.T<'llt:ll. Tu 111any of tho~p pr<'Ft•nt, he ~aicl, the 11111110 of .Flcll'ht•r wns nnh an ho11011rccl 111u110; hnt t<1 tltMe nf the l'armm1\tln Hin•1· nncl t·1u h ~t:i11111nn• 1lnys, it wl\• 111ut'l1 1111>10 than n nanw rct•allini.t. aq it rli1l. some ,;r llll' plt•11sn11t1<St \t•an; of their li\'cs. Tht•\' \l«lltl•l tdl H'l!l'Ct tht• ,,,·cnt, n.~ it \l;ts l Im 1·1·111111·111 of nnother liuk lhllt bomicl tit•• pn~t wi~h the present in tin.•' hi~tr11y of Liu• Collcgt'. llll<l !hoy illsn, lrn frlt """"· wu11l1l c•'l.tt•rt<I their '11•cp 8\lllf'lllh1· 11ith the n•lnti\'Cs in thrfr he1ca,·c111cnt. A motion to thnl effect '~lls mrric1l 11na11i111011sl~, lhl• nu11ic11ce rising nnd re111niniug st;mcling.

B•>lh Jll<'Sl'lll 11111! pa•t wt•rn repn·sentt••l nt the funeral, nntl 11 wren.tit was plact'<I 1111 tho 1•otlin in the name •if tl,w "01<1 Boys l1f Newingtun c .. 11 .. gc."

We ~really r~g1ct to record the 1!.Jiilh of :\Jr. PEkCY K Jk:<!<T.\S, of Crny1!1111, whirh trn>k pince n n1nnth or two agti, after n t<hort illnes~

lit• left lhl• ~chool 11 fo\\· yents Rl!O n11d clul'inl( his >l•ty there wa~ pop11l11r a1111n1g•t his schoolfcllnw~, l-ei113 cstcenwrl for hi~ manly •1ualitic~, ;incl n·.:anlc1l 11~ ont• of lhc 1110~t promi11c11l members of tltt' crnck '!Ji fool · h:dl lift1•c11. !'incu lc;wing Xowinµtou he hn<l been at the U11iv1m;ity 11111! 11a~ <l111lyi11g ,\lining E11gi1wcriog.

Ng\YINGTONIANS AT TllE l<'RONT.

IT i~ 1'1rc1~1ly well-known in tlw 8d1ool n111l amongst tht- 011! iJnys tlmt qome 26 01•1 :'\"1·11·i11gto11iu11s hnve hcun serving with tlw Imperial troop~ in :5outh .A£riet1, •ncl n list of their 111unc8 h11~ 1.!rc1uly bct·n puhlishccl in this .Journal. l t is, thcrt·fnrc, 111111ecoa.«llry to 11gai11 publi~h the li~t, hut it is intere~tini;c to note l hat the reprnsent1itil·c8 of th<' School are cli~tiilmtt·d in the folio\\ i11i:c t\irp - \nny ,\!C<lic11l C'orps, N.8. \\·. H11sh111en, Lancers, Mounted Jnfontry, Imperial Hn,hmcn, Anstra.Ji,1u Horse, In1peri1d Lii;ht llor•e, Royul Berks, l 111pcd.tl V com1u1ry, llcchnanaLmd ~lounted l'olice, Thorncycroft's ~lou11tt·1l l<'orce.

It is now propnsetl hy the Ohl N1mi11gto11ia11s Union, \lith the o.ssist· ancc of the ~chool, 0111 Boys 1u11l all frie1ul11 of the College, to el'~Ct to the memory of our 26 repre~cntittives a 'fithlet in the School Hall, b<:nring the

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names and ranks, and a Column on the terra.ce io front of the College. For this object a. Committee ha~ been :~ppointed by the Union to 1·ecei,•e i>uli scriptions 1.rHl to cal'ry out the work. A ci1·c11lar is now iu the h"n<ls of the priutor, a1r<l will luwo been di8trilllllcrl throughout tho 8 l11ml hufore this issue goes to press.

The movement bn.s received the hearcy suppot't of nll to whom it !ms been mentioned, 1~ud tho Committee trust tluit the School will take tho mritter up with enthn>:1i11sm.

Boys who 1we lo1wing the School at Chri11t11ms, are tc11uc11tecl to h:~1ul in Lheir subs('tiptions hefore Rpeech D1,y, 1uHI those who n.10 rct11rnin11 a.ftN' the holidays 11re requested to tiike the cirr.uhlr homo 1t11(l to h1u11l in th<•ir sub8oriptious after the vaoa.tiou.

OEN ERA L NOTES.

·\Vi; have Roveml inatilut.iorn• in 1·01111cction with thl' Coll!!gc, hnL ono wh1C11 we htwo 11ot i.tot is :i- i\ln~f'l\lll. 'l'he 1111ti11 dirlic11Hy with ri-ganl to thi~ is, Of <'om·se, the h1-0k of ii sui!ahl" l'f'><lllL If U11tl waut conhl ho overc<1111e. we feel a111·e Llmt with onr cxt"n~i "'' islanri n1H.I <'onntrv oonueclion 11 vor1· fnir :Musenm coul!l he established. \Yo nlre:uly kn<nv ;if friends who hns6 pro· misc1l onri011itics, nnd if only a stn.rt W1<re ma!le, olher gifts would be certain lo follow.

AL t.he recent. Hn7.ttur hehl in Petersham 'l'o,rn Hall, a bayonet leum, consisting of ~omo rlo7.cn of 1111r cadets, performer! credit..'lhly on t\\·o oco11-sionl!. AL the aame Jt'air, six of <11a· fellows were Ill ave e11011gh lo exhibit thciriibilHks iu the Jmt-kiminini::i•otnpetitiun; their cnte1'Prisc wus rew,.vJ­erl, for• \Vhit.em1~n I's woll-knowu taste secured for him the prize.

This ye11,1· lhe an1111al Hl•\kh between the Cmnhine<l School11 nntl the R11shcut1er·~ Ba.'' Tenll'l olid n<>t come off. In plaoe of the usual eni:i•lgen1ent the Sehoob were gi ve11 an opportunity of mca&,uring their strength 11gnin"t an l•:tectornte tf'U.111 (B111·woorl). Tht- match wa11 somewhat nnga.tififaclory as it wiu; played early in the torm, the tenm heiug picke1l nn lasl. Reason's form ; Olli' quota. to the xr. consi$red of Brown, 1J'i1111u. :,\lc\~iear and .MackD.\'. \\'e u11clcrst&nd tha~ i. simih11· ml\tt'h h'l-~ heen 1u·rnnuecl for 1wxt Len.n, so that. 0111' reprOl!(•ll!ntil'eS will h(We a.n opportunity of retrii.\'ing the11· lost Jaurell!.

The College re-assembles on January 30th, rno.1. Since last issnc Utero lrn.ve liee11 some chauges 011 the Rtaff. Mr.

W'tTJTYCO,JRH, B. A .. left \1$ at nl iclmelmas, hisauccessor beiug :\Jr. SlNCL~m of Dublin U11ive1·sity.

'fhero i~ some ta.lk of our eutedng co111petit01·a for the forthcomi11q Commonwpo,lth Spol'ts. Harker is to comp<>te for the Scboob1' 100 yimls and 440 yanls champicmships. awl Bl'o\1•11 l for the throw. In :ulrlilion lo Lhis, Rarke1· will enter for the 100 yards an<l ·HO yards Chiuupiouships of New Stn1th \\'ales. \Ye wish om· re11res1mt:~tiveR lhc hcst of h11•k, aud lhosc who do not see tbe Sports will pcrnse the ympon• wiih interest to hear the rcsul~.

1%:ht of our lm~rs have cntl.>rc1l for the 8horthn111l Exninina.tinn cou­duote<l h~~ the Orthic Hl1or!hu.11tl Society of London. They have 0111· hear· tiest wiahe.~ for success, though some time mnst elnpso before the results can be marle kno\vn.

"\Y t' nre sending cnmlidntcs for ~·!'t nnot her Ex1uni11utio11- the Puhlio Service, comm<'ncii>~ ()11 lJeccmhC'r 17. The two to fi\C'o the orrlcl\l <ll'6 :.JcCnr1n anrl Tn:: .1rn1l. ne•·cll"~s tu ""'··we f"~te111l '" them the ~nmc CllCO\ll'U:.!;C1llt"llt as lt> 1lu~ l't::-;t. .

"'" noth•o with ph~u1:1uru thnt,. tn11loh has l1ecn 11rmn!(cd this ,\·c11r with lllell111111'1le C'. Kl:.S. The !!nlllr• 11 ill ht• plnyc<l on our µm11111ls on Tu(••rlav, !Sth l>1·c·l.'111h1·1-. c<>m111c·1wi11i.: 111 IO.:lo n'i·l11ck. U111pir~' 11<l\'t• 11lreatly het•n t·ng1\~Ptl ntul nn·an~t·111t•11t~ ut:ult> fut" th1• proper Nttt\d;1inHtl·1H, nf the visitorl"i, ~o that the umtch ~h·•11l1l p1·0,·c i11ti;re·1t111i;-. lt is to 11!' hnpc1l Ull\t this nm!ch will h., 111111le •l 1c~nl11r li\t11re.

~pt'l'<'h l>ay, thi>< y1>nr, is lixorl for Fri1lny. I Ith T>t•ct•mbn, antl ticht' hn,·1· 11lrt-1l1ly lwcn issued. 'I he Premier. Sir\\'. ,J. LY.,J·:, K.C.\1.CJ., hn~ kincll~· t0t•~•·nll•1l to present the prit.••• .

• \ t a nwt>tiu~ of the names' l 'om111it t"e on llc .. 1·utl>t'r Uth, t h .. <h·~t!!ll for the triple b:i1l~·o ":i~ lin:lily cho-.·11. It waq 1lecirl1·d to mnk1• lhio tlw hi!(lu:st poR~ible awm'J. foi· l:l(llHts, ancl iJu1 rlilfo1n1t sub.con1111iU1wH wel't' i1n·it11<l to reco1111ne11d tu the !i:\1111'~' ConnnitlN' l 111• llllllll'"' of tho~c eo11,i.lt·n•1l to h111·1• 1 t•:wlw1l the ~1a11darrl re1p1i1 c,J. In """"''fll<'llC<1 of thl' poor diopla,1· h~· ~"""' of th1• "hllls in tl10 Chnll .. 11ge Shit•l<l :\latd1. F1s.111 will lw tht• 1>11ly n·t·ipil'11t thi~ )<'Ill'.

\\•; han• n hrilli.1nt rcconl fur J!UJil, haviu:z won both the Cha111pio11~hip ttnd tlw Prc111i~r"hip The ~t1<·c1·~s i" t liu more i.:ratifyinl!, C01J1i11g us it docs iu tire ye11r that WO wuu the l•'ootbtll P1·•·11ii1·r~hip. rt is 1Jllt oftl!ll

tlmt it is tlll' lot of 1111y ~dwnl to> wi11 ihe two eve11t>1, nor 1lu!'s it oft1·n happen to sch,,nJ.hoys tt .. 1.e C11p1 .. ti11 of 0111• "i1111i111! ll'illll trn<I \'ictd '11pt•iin of auotlwr. 1Tawkc11 nntl Hrnwu hwo Ko111cthi111! to bu prw11l <1f fo1· thu refit of thci1· live~. Tlw t~nm hns excrllt•1l in 1111 depilrlttwnt~ of the i:•.,<H» \\°(• !tn\'c st•\'Cll goo<l hnt•, 111111 the <>tht'IH urn <Jllite up to rhe 1ll'llin111y s<Jhuol "ta111larrl; a111I our hnwlin:;: i~ th<' Htt'Oll).:<'hl· that the Hdwol h '~ lt:1•l for 111uny ye.11·-. Tbc fiehling "'""has 111•011 1•xct•pti"n1dly goo11.

Tiit: Kl\l:'s SCl!llof 'l.\Tl'll.

On 26th 1mtl 27th 0ctohe1 we j1rnn1t•yed to I'l1rn~1111ttta to play The Kinµ·~ 1-\cltnol. 'l'his was our lin;t match nway f101n home.~" nalurnlly \IC examine<! the wicket with some curin><ity ; it set•med cmt·ked. gi,·ing one tho impre~sion that it woul<l <'rtnnlilt" Acconliu!!ly, when Hirn lwn lost the lo's 111Hl "<> lHul to take the tid<l, onr foat'" 1\l·nse; hnl tll<'~e ,,·ere c1ui<'kl» 1li•11cllc•1I Ly Fi11a.1 1tt1<l J\l'Own 1li•111i,si11i: um· ri,•uls for l!-1. Loni 111ul ~tilt" wt•te the 011ly hats whn 011<·1·,·d a.11\· snh•lnuti:il 1·c•i,t111>c<'. tl:c fomwr 111ukini: l;i ll.•1<1 thP latt<-r (i. lt ""'"a \1·kk~t for i11iprnd11!( howlin!( 111•c·1·11~e~. tu11l ]?i111rn with (j for 2:~, 1111<1 Bro\\ 11 4 for Ill wcrt1 11ot Hlnw in a»nili11g thentot•lns of the opp"rtnnit,\' t11fen•1!. It w;i. now n111· turn to hat, 11111l 11ltltn11µh th~1<· were 1111 l<•nl.{ "'"''•''• s~1·1'1'al 1111ul11 1lonhJ., lli;!tll'•'"; .\fost.,! a11<1 :.Jillkn.n contributPrl J.j <·:tch. the h•t1•r b1•in~ no~ ont. while H«" k<'n, (lJl·~g. anrl l•'i11a11 '"'l't' l'i'"P"llMihle Im· l l, I'.:! u1d I:? 1·es1w..ti""ly. \\'c h<ul thre<' men run ont tl11l'i1J;,: 1he in11ini.1;, the ollwr wicket~ h~inl( s1>eure1l hy K Bot!y :l for ;~1. a111l l{.vri<' ·I for '.:!8. Tlw i.:ame h1ul 1each1•1l tlJi9 stage "hen time was calle1I on I<ri1l1~y; tlwre wa11 ~onic l1~lk of w.ite1.

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mg the wiuket iu on let' to hntter it for the uext cloy; however, it \\as deemed hest to ahicle liy the usual ou~tom, ao Lbe idet• was dismissed. Ou Sa.tunh•y the wicket playe1.l hc~tcr, otl'el'in).( less lls>1btttncc to tlw bowlers tlrn.u 011 Fl'i·hy. In c008eq1wnc" of thi,;, the ~cores were liu·j!ct', \\'hile making 48, C. Boil.'· 23. Phillips 17, nucl Ryrie 16. the 111.st 'l'.K.:-:. ba.t being lli>.111i~l!c•l hy dinner time. The l11>wlinga\·er11ires for this i1111i11gs wet·e, l?inMl 5 for 6:~, ~lc\'icar :~ fnt• 20, nnrl He<ll{l'M'e I for LO. After lnnclwon we heg-1.u om· secoml inning•, hadng to obtain IH nnls before we .:ould clu.im u. "ictory. The first pidr w11re disuris~tid for 18, hut Ha\\ ken and Brown speedily settled clow•n, 1\111! wid1 18 tind :l4 not out reopecbin,ly, secured the required nn111her, lea,·ing u. 1111u·gin of eight wicket>< iu oul' favor.

Our fieldiug WM good r>n the whole, especially in catching; )Iillicun die! well in the onttielcl, o.ncl securing two tine catches.

!'IYD'iEY C'lllll\C'll O~ E:'<c:J,A'il) llRA.\J'~UH ~!'l!OOf, \IATl'l[.

'l'hi!! )·ear our c1 ieket 111attdic~ u.~;ti11st S.C E.G.S. l11•ve hcen 1·cm11rk. ahle hoth 11.s reg1ir.Js bn.tting n11d bowli"!! pel'foru1>1ncc~, some of whkh will ~tan<l !~$ a recorcl for the College for " good mn ny ~·eMs to co1111'. Tltis QuM·ter we plo.)·ecl them on Novr•!llhPr 2nd <lll•l 3rcl 1\t the No1·th Sytluey ()vu.I, whcrn n sple11tlitl wicket Juul h!!cn prep.ired, >1n<I of which some of ou1· hi•t~uwn 1111\<le qoo•l use. Hawk~11 W<•H the to•s, antl of conn;e 1J(,cided to go in. Thin,~;; were goiug i. Ion)! xplcmclidly until w~ rcnche1l ;~, \d1uu }loses W!l'> howle1l "i11 11. •IMot" fnr :r;: th•lll can1c the grefltt:'t p:nt11er;;hip. of the mn.tch hcLWPOll )Jack11y nn•l Ilawke11, which 1·cnhr.eil 18.i runs, whi.n }lo.clrny wns gin~n oul l.b w., after compiling l::\i. This i~ the second century tlmt 11<' hn~ 1111~1!1• ug.iini;t tlii; School. IHwi11g got 117 in the fir8t Qtu~rter of Inst yt•ar. Bro" n was lhu nex~ t.o go in nml wns uot \•e1·y loug in putting togethet· lll, when " 1ni!!-liiL <fosecl hi~ ea.reer. About thi~ time t<n tlrljnn1·nn11mt hiul {O he m:u!e owing to " smnl't shnwc>r of 1·ai11 which ~toppecl pl11y for ne11rly 1111 hour. l-ii.1011 nfter commencing u.i:ain Hnwk(!11 wits deverly stnmpe1l ftir l~.J.. which i• hi• !lr1;t ceutnl'y in i.tchool crickut. The ouly oti1er l111tsnu11 to rlo a.11yt,hi11g at "H \\'US Oregg, who pnt together t~ nsefol 20. Till' rlownfoll nf onr [,.,t few wfoketa for sn few runs nppears to us all u111u:c.:01mtablc n.ftcl' the tine hegit1ning ma1le liy the earlier UM'I, but us wc.: hn.cl 11 gnmrl tut'l.l of :l'i2 1·1w><, th.,y es.,ctp!!<l a good lccturiug. At 5 o'clock :-l.:.J.K(;.s. 11cm into h:it, hnt iii.! not gi»e us Yery much trouble on account of the cxcc•ll~ut ho\\ ling of l"in><ll (i wickets for,; runs) an•l Browu (:l wkkct~ for li), whic•h wid1 a bye ga"e them the small total of U. Ou the following clay S.C.J~ (:JO:. fol1011c1l 011, ancl at the clo~e of time lmd 7 wick~t~ <lnwu for 179 nm•, the p1i11cip.tl ~~orers being llickson 7~ ancl G. Hliwk 49. Thus lendng us victors 011 tho fir~~ inningl! hy :3()0 runs, which uow Je;w"s us with S.CJ.~. to clcal fot• the Chn.111piont1bip u.s well as the Premiei-snip.

Owing Lo tbe po"tponcment of the :-l <LS. match, 011 account of snmc of theil' till'111 h~iul{ ill, onr 11t>xt. rn;1tch wn~ 1\gninst St. lgnntius, agaiu~t whom we scored :i7-i, fo1• the lo~s of .J. wicket~.

1Iackny lost his wicket in the first 01·er, Rml 1,·e hnd one d•)wn for none; hut the secou1l wicket dicl not fo.11 till we had reachcrl lliti, jJosc~ 1uul Hawken acuring 82 a111! l'!S 1·eHpccti\'cly. <lrcj!g stiutecl cautiously. hnt opened out h;ter Oil l\IH.l got 88 1HJt out hy goo1l cricket. Hrnwu l{Ot no. He ma.de 1\ st.r~aky stt·oke in the ~lips, hut aftorw1mla playeil the 1•igorou~

;:;02 T HE N E\\'IXGTO:NIAN.

cricket tha.t delights the ~pectlltors. Rt. lJlnatius Jost 5 wicket~ for 59, Power getting 25, and 0'8ullivau 18. Finau got 2 for 13, Hrown 2 for 14, ancl ~le ncu.r l for :13.

On 1\m·embcr 30th we hegr111 the maluh "g1\i11st S.G.S., whfrh WllS lo decide "hethcr we '""re to gnin the Cl1ampio11ship. lf 8.ll.8. clcfeate1l us we would still hil\'C a clmnt·c for the l'rcmicrship, as 1\ win woul1l only put tlwm t•11ual with u~. It w1t~ a 1•o:ry hot day, aud we weni 1leli1thte1l "·hen !in\\ ken won the to~~- .\1o,cs 11111i :\lil,·ka.y started \'Cry contidt•ntly, autl we look c.l forwnnl to a. biit tir~t wicket score, hut when J\lrtcka.y lmtl rt•aclwrl J;l hu was howlc1l in •l soft hall from .\fanning. ]fawkcn \\'Us vc1·y u11fort11111\tc in losini,: his \\ ic-ket ns he ,lid. With 2 1dckots clown for 28 tlw inatd1 1Ji,J nut luok t•m certain for UH. Jlrowu stnl'teil nggressh·cly 1111d kuockc<l up;{() iu ll Bhort tiu1e. Ulo~c in trying to crttch :\ hot oue from Brown rccein·•l a nnst \' hlow on the chest, which iuterft'rE"l \\ ilh his sub­S<'IJllOllL ticlcliu~. as lw 'mi~scd rather 11 soft catch from l<'inau later on. 1"inau and Urcgg hatted l'<H'Y patiently for •.n a.ml 18 1cdpcclivcly, and Rcdgmve caused the bowlers no cud of trouble hy his stubborn defence. I fo was battin;; over au hour for 12 runs, and w11s then run out. Both .\lillierw and ~ l cCourt were out l.h. w. for a. \'Cry useful !l 1uul 14. :\lo Vicar gut I, am! t'hanuon 0 not out.

l':l.t l.R «t1n·te1l lndly, Finu.u hrea.kiug throni.:h the defence of H . Harris, Close :•ntl .\lit1111ing, 11111! H. Hi<rl'is, who got 2a before l"inau yorked him, was mbsed by 'lnck:\y off l•'iua.u ht>fon• he harl scorctl. 'lo\ic111· bowled Hinton for 2. :-\.(1.8. lm1l lost G wiclrnLis fo1· ,;i when tl stot·m stoppe() play for ~onll' time. 'fhc hall was gt'CMY for the rust of the day. \\'hen play stoppc l !';.U.S. hail lost i wicket• for U2, Cotter 23, Broughto11 If>.

H.O.S. nm1le ·~ gre11.t effon on ~ .. tu relay momiut; to get the runs, but faile1l by :H. BuhlJ ( 40) pl.-yctl the hc;t for his si<le. He lost his wicket to" i.:01Ml kni.:th hall frn111 Brown. ::>.<l.8. were very fol'lunato in getting two Hlll'll 1i11t! criclwttll'S frum other tichuols as m<lot• i11 the Antn111111111<1 lluhh uuw. ( :ott<·r !Juwh••l ,·ei·y well for t-U ;.s., keeping the hall 1~ good [,•n;;th uu tlw nff. AllL-11, :\lannin;; tlllll Harris hackc1l him up w1:ll. (:otter :l for .U, Alkn :.l for 3:!, :\fouuing 2 for 2'l, 1i111l H1.n·is 2 for 20. For u~ Finl.Lu ~ol ll wickNs fur :JS, Hruwu :.l wickot:s for :!-2, Rctlgra\'C l wicket for 18, .:.le\. icar l \I iclLet for 5li.

A\.£1UOl::S FOR Sc.:llOOT..S (.;o)tt•t·:T1'r101' .i\JNl'Clll'.S.

lt111i11~s. s .o. Run• 11.S. A\«·rn.~e.

Hawken 9 ., 310 12! 4 1. :! llru\\'11 9 I :!78 H3 ;~4. 7 \lack;1.y !) 1 :!H3 l:!i :~:!.8 Fiuau 8 0 18-i 53 23.0 .i\losus lO I lij(j 37 18.4 Gregg 5 0 92 37 18.4

Bowling.

o.-n ... Maiden•. Runs. Wl<t•. A.-rr~i::e. FinR11 l!lO iii l:i I 47 !.l.5 Brnwn 1:m rn :!(j9 22 l:!.I .i\lc\.icat• 110 .~-·-· :;89 22 ti.o

Hawken ha~ thus wor. the Olrl Buy's Truphy for best baLting r.vera.ge, u.ml Fiuau th11t for the be~t Lo"li11g avcrnge.

T111 ~nn:w:T<1,1.\:-o;. [10~

AH::H\Ut:::. tOR \\HOU: ::>t:.\SO!>.

B11tting.

Innings :--.o. Runs. 11.'l. AHra~e.

Brown 2ti 6 112'2 ~J7 56.1 <: regg 1ti 6 290 ss• :l!l.11 Hawken .,- 5 'il6 124 3:.!.:i -· .\hcka.y 23 6 5:!:l 127 :11.:: l\loses 2K 6 :H!l S2 24 .!l Finau 2:l 3 44S 64. 2'2. l ~1cCourt 2-2 4 24.i 49 I ;u; Channou l:! 2 113 :i4• JO.I! Millican 13 3 !H 28• !I.I ltc1li.(l"l\\'U ... II 3 6.i 16 S.I :\\.:Vieu ... l!l 3 120 :.!O i.5

• !\ol out.

Bowling.

0\'f'f'l, llni.itns. ltua.. \\'ka. o\lt:nll:C. Finau :l6:! "1 X'i3 !lti !I.:.! Brown ~>-·>

_,_ "" ""o ;,; Ill. I

.,le Vicar ~.i:t :t! 'jOj (j;'i to s t:regl( :Ji s Iii s II.Ii ~10~ .. ~ 40 7 J.i6 5 :11.:? Re1lgra,·e ... t!I JO 1.)6 5 31.2

I?ehruary 'ith :\Jr. :-)e.Lrlc'H te1111 {<lrawn). X1.mingto11 Collegi:, 'j for 1:12 (H1rnken ;;1, 1·etirc1l). :o;cadu'a Team, :1for16.

Fehnmry 'ith -Ym-..11 L (1lm\\11). Xu11i11gtn11 Collegl', ;; for JS() (l:r11\\ll 61, l-i111111 ;'ii). \'arnlla t'.<' . :1for41i.

Fehru11ry IOth Wayfarer (clrawu\. x .. "ington (;nllcge, !I for l li2 (l'rtSColt :IG not ont). \\"n;·farur C .C., :i for 44.

F~hrunry !Gth a111l l'ith sytlnPy c:r .. tnn1nr • 'chn<JI (won hr IOS runs). K< •. I"., Iii:.? ruul ISI. l\twinaton, :?t;o 1111•1 I for llO .•

Fehrnary :.?Ith I. Zing Hi (drawn) N'ewingtou, I for iO (Bnm 11 I:.! not 011L). I. Zi11i.:ari, 12!1.

)Jnrch 'jth ~lr. llo\1cll'a Tca111 ('o~t hy ;;!) runs). .N'e\\ington, i.i (llrcl\\n :IS). llo\\(•11 '1 Tu1111, 13:1 •

.\larch !lth a111l IOth Tiro Ki11ir's School (won hy !J:l runs). Xc" i11gtun, 121 1u11l ~lti. T. K.S., s~ 111111 UH.

~Inrd1 IGth a.1111 lith Sy,)ney ('hu~ch of E11gln111l Cramm u· S~hool (\\Oil h\ 3 \\icketsaml 1 runs). :\1min;:ton l l:l1u11l i for:!ll:I. S.U. E.G.::-. ISO 1\11<11:!2.

~larch :?ltlr Trafalgnr (\\011 by I wicket 1u11l !Gfl runs). Xe\\ ington, !l for ~Iii (1110\\11 lliS rctinnlt. Trahlg•H, :ri.

)larch :.?Sth-Ohl 11•>)8 (\\nil loy Gi runa). Xe"ington, 6 for 161 (innings cln•e1I). Olcl llov1, !Ii.

April ith -\\'ayfan·r (•Ira.I\ 11). Xewington l:!li (Finnu ~21. \\·n) farer l ".l'., f> for IH.

April l:lth -C:oul1J11rn, 111 1:011lb111n (\\011 J.y 243 runs). Xewington 3.'i:I (llirl\\11 20'i, .'lc('onrt :10). 1:onlh11ru I IU.

,\pril I lth- Suneyor'a t'1u11p, Bowr"l (won hy •.ns runs). :\c,\i1111to111 4 for 2,;9 (Tye, 10:.? retired, )lr. Buc:l11\11an, :;,I), ·urveyo1 '1 Ca111p, :.?I.

;;01 Tim N EWJSCITONl \:S.

April 16th Bowral (almndouetl, 8l1ow-storm). Newington 7 fo1· 144 (Tye 76 not out.)

October 6th-Oly111pi:rn (drawn). Olympian, lll.

October 10th-\\'1wdcrcr {won l.y 6 l:.!!I for 4 wickets (.\los1·, :l2).

October l:llh-\\.illonghhy {drnwn). \ \' illough hy, ::1 for U2.

Newiugton 5 for 193 (Hawken 32).

wicketij and 8:.! rnu~). Newi11gtou \\ an1lc1·cr -17.

J\ewinglon l~:l (Moses U-1 1wt o.ut).

October J'i'th Univer8ily (won hy ,; wickets 111111 14H runs). Xewington, ;; for lS!l. Uuiver>iity 43.

October :.!OLh-J,1~ntl aucl Tnco1110 'l'nx (dri:twn). Newington, ll for 161. Lo.utl and lt1come Tax, 2 fot· li:l.

October :.!ti 1111tl :.!ith-Thc Kiu~·8 School (\\ ou hy 8 wicket::!). Newi11gto1l, J l!i 1md 2 for 01. T. K.8., 48 1iiul t:JO.

Octol.ier :Hst -1. 7.i11g~1 i (11011 liy 4 wickets an<l 'i9 rn11.<). Newi11glo11, 6 for 103nms1.\l1·Court :.!.i not 1n1q. l. Ziuga.ri., 24.

Ko\•0111bcr :.!1ul aml 3nl ·H.t.:.KU.S. \won by 360 runs). Newington, :li2. KC.KU.H., 12and 7 for 1/9.

Non·mber l\lth \lr. l"e .. rle'H Team (1lr«wn). Xe\\ in!(ton, .j for 265 .\lackay U:! retired, H1111ken u:l retirc1l1 .\lo81·s 62 retil't>tl, .Fi1mu -Ii not out). Senrle'a 'l'c11111, (j for 37.

No,·cmber 14th I. bing1u·i {drawn). I\ewingtou, I for 6i (Uregg 3~ not out). l. Zingari, 8 for 11 'S.

Xo,•ember 2.ith Ht . .£gu1nius1 (,lra·rn). Newiugton, i . fo1· :~H innings dosc1l (l:rown !JO, Uregg ~S 11ut out, Jl1w ken S8, .\lo•c''• S~). 8t. lg1mtiu8', 5 for 7-1.

No1•cmber ~Sth l~lcctric Telegraph (dra.wn). 1%,•clric Tel(,gt'llph, 5 for 170. Nowington, '2 for OU (l"iua.u, U4 not ont).

Ko\•co1bcr :mtu 111111 .1Jece111her l•t :;ytlney (:n1hlnar School (won hy 23 1Ut1$l. l\ewingtou, J(j(j, :>.P.H. 14:~.

1>11cc1ubtir ht !\otHleRaipt (<ll'Ml'I'!). Nowington, !l for :.!2:.! (Ur•'!!~ ~5 re­tired, Bro\1 n 4J rctirud, :iio,cs :~o not out, \!cCJourt 4J retired). l\oudescript, 5 for 93.

Tin; l"iEcu~ n XI.

The Socond X I. ha vu done remarkably well this 8casou, 0.1111 aru agllin premiers; thiij I.icing the secou1l year i11 ijUcccs..i!ln tint tho tt'1LHt has obta.ine..l ~hat. en\•inlJlc po~itiou. The t1uccesij i~ duo mo1·e to om fine bowling trio- l{rowu ii., ~loses ii., au.I Brown iii.--th<m to OU\' batMmen, alLl1ough Prescott, :1.loses ii., Wise, T,rc, nrnl flicks htt.\'e l111ttcd wdl at ti111c._ The wick<'t bas 11ot always \11:e11 & ·• h<1tman'~ wicket,'' ow in!:! to h1ck of l\ttention, and tlu\t 111«y nccount for the small MCores 011 lio1h aides. 'l'hid half.year the team h11s sulfe1·e1l only oue def1mt; ha,·ing wo11 10 matches, .Irn.wn 2, anti l<JMt I, l!howin!l tl11Lt the te.un phyetl wilh the same e11orgy and determination in •· outi;i1te mntch~s" as thoy di.I in •· "chool nmtche8." ~lathor WM a ha1·tl working (Jap~iu, and set a good cx1>mple to his team. The followiug is a s111nmat·y of ::lchool ~I 11tchos fur this half­yenr.

l<t:WJ!'GT<l:-0: COLLEl:i:: \", Tl!J:: Kr:<n's SCllOOL.

Ph1.yecl ou our· o,·al, 1111.l won by 'K'"'·i11gto11 with HJ wickets to s1mre. 'l'he wicket was 11ot of the hedt whe11 T. K.S. lmttetl, anti that will account for lhf'it· small score of ti!l. \Y1: replied \lith 11:.!. T.K.S. mnde U5 iu the

Trm • Nr;w12'.GTOMA:\. 505

secoml inning$, n.ud left us 22 to win, which we made without the loss of a. wicket. The principal scorers wcrt Wise, 3:l ; Prescott, 28.

TJJE :-o;co·r~· Cor.t.f:oE. l'ln._yc<l ou our wicket, N.l'. winning hy the Hmall score of J ni11. N.U.

batted tiret, aml wore tliijmiK~o<l for 5:1, n.ncl our oppo11c11ts had lo~L :l wickets for 46 when Brown iii. "got the spot," i.tld his howling hrcamH nnpl1\yahle. The rc,ult wa.s, with the fine howling of the Brnwos (ii. u.ncl iii.), the H•no.rt tielding of the team, a ''ictory was won nt the lust nioment, althou~h Mn.thie batw<I defiantly to &\•et·t 1lcfc.-t.

!lYIHil>\" <;JtAM\l;\R H{'IJ()Qf, \". NEW!~OTO:> !'OU.J::Ot:.

l'lrwcd on 0111· wicket, .-ml reHulted iu u. win for S.{l.S. by 4 wicketK. Th11 wicket wn> wet frnm the recent showers, trncl they badng won the toss seut us in to hut. A feeble st.uul Wtl~ mu<lc a!l1linst the lcg·hrC'uk howler Walker, who WM 11it!c1l hy the wicket. Tlwy h11ttcd ILfter lunch, and scor11d 99. Our uext inning• was hetlur, hut 8.<LR hu<I too gr('l't 1\ lc1ul, 1u11l

• evcntuully wou hy 4 wickets. Brown lllld Uick's b1\ttiug iu the aecoml inniug11 Willi ''cry fine.

SJ;\\J~<;TOS COl,f,t:m~ Y. s·r. 14,:>.ATln;'.

l'l tlY<'•I 11t Hiv1•rvicw, aml won by N.('. by iO runl!. \\'u diijt11i.•1•1l our opponi>nt< for Zi. Brown iii. dui11K the" ht\t trick." \\'e then ha.tlecl, tlll<l 111:orc1l !Ji. l'rc~cott, 33 ; :\JoscK, ~:~, ht!ing the rriuci}ml SC01"6l"S.

NMVl~t:TO:> COL1.t;1,f; \'. AUSTtiM,IA:-i COJ.l,E!Of:.

Hu•11ltc1! in u. "in for lhl• for111er. 'l'hu Sl"ores on (!(Ith sides lJl!iug smull.

1'1n; Tnrnn X (.

Till• Thin ls have Imel tL fairly ~Ut:cc~sful sca,<>H, uncl wiLh :1 hit •>f ltwk wonltl lmv<' !lone vc1·y well inilm•tl. The team 11lurkd lincly, dcfoating S.0.1:'. :lrrl XI for lhc tir•t ti111c for mauy yeard. Iu Lhis 111atch fovcm1 ity ~how"d hi" c;~lihrc hr hitt in!( up :!2 run" out of iO. T. llrowu also "t:utetl aui<piciously, doing tho "hal llick."

Nt•xt Hatunlny the t"am, wcakeuc'1 hy the al>scnce of Brow11 (Jll"O· motocl to the Becoud") llll<l lwo 111•:111hers who foih·•I to put in an appearance, weru hcaicn hy T.K.R :3r1l XI. Then followccl L\\"U dclmit•s; thl' ffr~t O\'CI" U11inH·sitv Hdrnol, :\lnuh-, a111l the M'e1HHl o\·cr RC'.KG.R 2n<l XL hy I rnn. In the nrnt<·h u.;;ai11°•t S.tl.S.L.~. lsl Xl. our hoy" were unfor· tuna!<', lo,ing hy ·l run,. Thn'<' nt h~r 111atrht·s \I ere alKo played ug-ain.t. oul•i1lc ten111s; one of which wn>1 won. and two lo,,t by 3 and.; runs re•pcc· Livoly. •

Of the hn.lsntt•11, lm•cmdty is ea~ily firHl, and we expect to he1•r good thing" of him in the future. llcicl, \Vickh:m1, "1111 Jone" l\l'Cnlsopromihiu.!(. \Yickhnrn, Brownlow, ancl Kci)·nack diviclecl the lx>wling; the lirst-uamcd being mo~t suc<"°""f u I.

Unfo1tunatd_y, ftu"ehy, tlw lrcRl 1\ll·rom11l man in tbc team, hM been absent from ~chool.

\\'chh tl~"cn·e• 1i word d prnbt: for the manner iu which h11 has looked o.fler the leu.111.

r>06 Tm;; N&wlNG'l'ONJAN.

RIFLE SHOOTING.

Ttm oue eYent that we were eert11.in pf winuing this ye;•r was the Rifle Shield, and our shooting during the yeac· was of such a high stu.11d11.L·d that, at tbe eutl of the year, everything poiuted to Out' conclusion beiug correct. "re had absolutely the bes~ a.1111 the most e~perienced team that ha.s repre­sented us for a great many years aml, in looking through records, wo can find 110 team that has anything like the averages thu.t this team has. The utter collapse of the team on the Shield 1>1iy is quite una.ccouutable. Home have consoled themseh•es with the fac~ that it was the tlilficult d1\y, but on more dilfic11lt days we b1we put up 530. ln practice we tlidn't consider it good shooting if we llid not get over 520. ~'inau, Browulow, W. \Vhite­uuin, n.n<l N. Brown shot up to form; the other~ failed miserably, l•'inau wins Mr . .Andl'ens' gold metli<l for the higheijt aggregate. Finau go~ Ll1e b ighest score of 11.ll S<!hools in the mu.tell.

\Ve give the twernges for the year and the scores in the 8hield Match.

McVi<!nr ~~_ackay 11 11H:\U ... A. \\'hitenmn IV. Whiteman F. Browulow .J. Cha1mou N. Brown . . . A. Brown .. . W. i\lillicun

AYERAGF..S.

156 55 54 54 53 5l 51 51 50 60

SUU:LD MATCH. 36 43 59 47 :il 54 44 51 41 44

\\'e olfur our congnttulations to the followiug 0.N.'s who have lately b11cn mnrdcd, viz.: hr. C. 8. Vl'JLLl!:!, of \\'yu.long, u.ud lllr. AK'.l'lll:lt Hrnwoon, of 811mmer Hill.

We note thnt ~lr. R. \\'. C.ILDWJllT,L has beeu made n. J.P.

Mr. RoGEti BRttfH:N, :\Janager of the Commeruitil Bank, Cobiw, hns had ~he good luck to obtuin six months leave of absence, aml is now travelling a.bout the colonies.

1fr. r~:i~CY CRAN£ Im~ goue to 'I'ow11sville to take charge of some lnsnr· anoe agencies for a local finu. lie holils a. lientenancy iu the Australian Ritlos and has been gr»utetl six m1.111ths' letwe of absence.

Au O.N. who ii! (.aking cousidemblo interest in one ru;pecL of Federation is l\fr. H. H. Com.:, l\fa11!lger of Hank of New So11Lh Wtiles, .Bomhala. lie is one of a. local League which is '' igorously pushing the elnirns of that Lown as the site of the JJ'etforal Capitnl. We might Sa}' more on the snbject hut­ihere aro some Old Boy!l abo11t Yas~ aml Orange.

The Unh•ersit_v of A(lelairle has appoiutotl Mr. BA-<ll, Tu1crn1t, A. R.S.:\1. &c., one of it~ Outside 1'~xnmiuers on the snhjcet of Met;dlurgy, to examine 3r<l y~ar 'B.Sc. stuueuts, and student.sqMlifying for the diplomu. ill Milling and l\Ietllllurgy.

Mr. P 1mov HAnt>Y rcLtirncd a few weeks ago from hiH trip to England, Ouring his stay in Lonrlun he met '.\lr. Fmm 1101.~n.~ (l'u111pt.',I'), who will ho well known to O.N. 's of lhc laltcr ch:htit·s. '.\lr. 1101,ln • .,; has hcc11 shHlJing aL the Roynl ~chool of '.\lines, 11nrlhol1ls th<' .\ssoci • .t.es' degree of tlmt lnHtil11tio11. He was expecting a mi11i11g nppointitot•nt tiliwa11.

Am•cding to a rc11n<'st nndn hy the lion. Trcnsurer of the Union. the C:ommit(.ce nppointt·tl ,\Jr. \\ . \\'11.sos to act o.s A ieto.ut Tren~urer. :\Ir. \\'1u;os is wcll-knm1 n lo. th<' younger {?eru•mtiou of l\ewiugtoniauH, ao111l hnK already done goocl service for the Unwn

\\'c note that :.Jr . .l\. llol'~o~ 1isitcrl :\lclbout·n<' 11 ith the ~ew !'ionth \\'tile~ Howlers, nntl WllH <'lwscn to play in nil the mntchus co111[H:~i11g the co111pt<Litio11. [t is ouly twolv,~ 111n11ths since ho took up U10 gn1nc, 11rnl id prnlmhly the fh·dt Old l:oy dwsen fm· .111 lnt.-r<·olnuiul co11test.

Dr. KA . HA1ws1.t:Y i• hack again in Syduey. Tt \lill he rememhcrccl that ho wont to 1':dinl1111gh a few yoors ngo. from ~yt!ncy Uni\'Cr,-ity, lo complete his medical course.

Another Old Hoy. l>r. ( '. ,\. :\•.W\1.\:-<, returned to ~y1lucy-. a month or two hack. ::)ince auout IS!l.i or l!:i!Hi he hns heen st111lymg dentistry <~t the l'cnsyh·ania Dental 1-i(·houl, an•l rccci\·e1l tho ll. ll.s. <leg1cc lhcH~. \Yo 11111lcrstand he intc111\H prnctisiui.: in ~focquaric ~trect.

Yet a11other returnc1l O.N. i>1 l>r. ,\.C. Z1-.1TZ. 011 lt•a1·inJ.: the School, en!'iy in IS95, he went lo ,\111\'nca :1.111l rcce11tly ol.t11i111."il hi~ ~I. I>. dcgn·o at L'ensyl\'/mia Univomsily, l'hilath•lphia. ,\flt:r It'll\ iug AlllL'rlca, he spent 1' l!ho1•t tinw in u~rnumy a111l Engla1ul, 1loing so111e special work at '' Medical :-;chool in cndt place. While in Amc11ca, l>r. ZKITZ, met '.l.k. l~R~o:sT ~1·11-:1<., a recent 0 (';'., 11hoi~qualiiyin •forth~ D.D.S. 1legrce at .Norlh-\rcstcrn Uul\·c1sily,Chica,;o,a11.l llr. \1.1 x. P1'l'T.E1t~o:<. Thcl.1ttc·r will he knO\rn to Ohl lloyR of the ei,.:ht:e~. lh· i rnnrl'icd. a111l pmcti~iug as a Dcnl:1l Snrgecm at ( :cr111n11tow11, uear l'hil l<klplua.

Al the Octoher Hill.i ,\ssociatiun :Heeth•, sm·<'r'll Ol I Bovs wue sue. cc·s"fnl competitors, \it.., :\11-. \\'A!.l\J.1: 1:n.1,, .,f B11•\\n1riwo, Lieut. Al>.\'1 \\'.11<.1rn:s, of Ulla,Jullit, 1l111l :\Jr. I'. U.11~\A~, of the l'arrnmutt.1 Hille <'!uh.

New~ has come through 1t1111ou11ci 1g the <11 .. oth of 'l'r<H>[•Cr S.nr Honr:--­HO~. The cahlo co11,·eyi11g the i11tclligence ~""' nuolhL•r nnmlwr tlnn tlmL registered opposite his 1111111.... , \ cahle li.1• IJcun sull to tho High ('u111111is­~io1wr in 8outh Afri<•I rc1111csti11~ fnr1he1· i11furt1111tio.t, hut up t•> thl' ti1110 of µ;oing to press no reply is lo hand. lt is just p•>s: ililc, therefore, that the news 11u1y he incorrect. and we nil .. iucercl~ lru t it is.

Scrgt. JI. L. Trm:i TT of lll<' fmpcrinl llnshmcn, \la ~,·croly1101111,Jctl, to" an ls the 1J11tl of Octoh< r liut, \I" nr11 pie. <"ll to learn, he is rce•1Ycri11!!'. Horgt. J. (.;. Bl'HKOll ~. also of the Impcri;d Bu~hrncn, who wn~ wou111i..:1, hM rct111·1u,cl to duty.

\\'e hear that Trooper H .. J. 1'1..is1,r;y hns ht·en t·pco111111m11fo1l. alnn:; with four otheri;, fnr h1.,1w1 y, a111I it \\01tl1l ilpprar th.ll. l hu l '.qna.in \\'.\Tso~ nllmlcrl lo in the ncwsp 11'"'' o"l•lcs as havin!( real'llNI a t ruoper 1111dcr heavy llrc, is i<lentical with \\'. \\', Hus,f.1.J, \\'.\T"•x \I ho wns at );c\\ rngt.011.

It will he rcmcml1"r"1l thatT1onpcr Jl. H. l'J.Sh!.J, \\UScaptnrt>1l hy the Boers and, late1· 1111, rcle •scd . Trooper 1'i,:1s1I1· an I ho wue teut mntc~, a1!d the fonncr wa• to ha,·c funnc1l oue of the party \\ hich fdl iulo the Boer~' bnncld, hut WW! prc\·cnlcd at the Ja,,t miunto h~· other 1lut1cs.

508 Tim NEWINa·ros1AN.

ln the Inst )Jagazinn we Wern nlile lo offc1 our congmt11l11lio11s lo th« ~'irtit Fiftct·n on wi1111i11g the ~i:h•><>f,' l'n•n1ic1·ship al Footh11ll, and \IC 11011 ha1·c plt~11s11re in tendering 0111· congrntulntiou" to h1l~h l.'irst a111l Ht•cn111l l•:le1·cns 011 account of gni11i11g the Premil'rHhip in their ro~pecti\'l• gnules. At our hist Uommitwc mc«tn1g it wn• <lcC'i1kd to offer two t ruphieR. one for the hc~t lml~ing and the oth1•r for thu liesl liowli11g un,t·a~c in the St•hw>l~' l'rcmic1.,hip C11mpctition th1·11 in 1.n·ugn·"~· Thu wlnner of the former is II. HAWKh~ (C11ptai11), with ·I I.Ii run~ per innings. nnd .\I. F1:;.u takes the h~tter 11 ilh !1.5 rn1l:> per wicket.

)fr. ,\JtTHl' R. AnnoTT 11nH recently a.clmiUL><l a part.ner in the firm of Lnmllton & '.\lilfor<I, Solicito1d, l'l_rducy.

At tht' mHUC Commit we uwcting it w1rn 11nn11imousiy 1·1•sul\·.,cl that tlw mattor of the crcct.iuu of u .\h:n1<n·i1d a.t t lw Hl'lwol, ill lwnour of tho"e Old Newini.:toni1111s "ho lmvc foughL in ~outh ,\frit,1\, should l'ecein1 the strung support of the Execuli rn.

Though the mcn-cme11~ i• hein;; controllt'<I hy t.hr Ohl Buys· l111i1>11, it is not to lm look~.J un ii' Rll nppt·:tl to mc111l11•n• of lh;~t u1"l~· 1111ly It has a wider sig11ili<·n11cll <till! is i11t.c111le1l to com1mu11l the sympnthy of all tllll l'osl a111l l'rcscnL ;ilike, tl8 wl'll 11s of the ><ltppm·tors uf lhu Kcllllul.

In tho l'llhlic 8chool~ uf Bnglnml it iH no 11nc1m1mon thing t.o sec ~imilar 11u·n11>1'i11ls whkh h111«• been l'!'l'cl1·d in honor of tlwir Old Boy 8oltliel':;. The ( :n•nt 1'11hlir l'lcho<JL5 llf ,\u~trnlia Ul'C 111n1 in1ita1 i11g th;tl c.xu.rnpll'. ~C\\ iu~tuu has t'\'ery i·ca~un to In" prutul of it~ rt1 pt·\.!.."\f·Htativ~s nt the fruut, awl w~ shall hnnnr nur:;eln .. ·~ h.Y huuonriu~ ll1t~ir patt·ioti ... 111 nu•l gulla11il'S Un the wulld ot thl' schoolroom arc the scholnship hoartls hcarinl-( lht• names of our lt·1uli11g ticholars. Hy their 1;i1le \IC hupe t~> sl'« lho lH\111cK of nm· sul11il·1·~ n parpctunl rc1ni11'11.w l1) l'•<Hl, l'l'eso11t, 111111 Fnlurn, lhitl while Ncwi11gtou phly$ her part in prep«ring hc1· HUil.-< for the battlt1 of life, sh~ 1il~o <lot•s hc1• shure ill helping to light the hattll'8 of the ~mpil·e.

Tho C:m11111itte11 is gn·atly in•lchletl to .\lc>isrs. h'.1·:\T & Bu l>IJll\ \\ho lu\\·c plan«l ihcir profossi1111al 11cn·i,:"s at its <liH("""'· tun! "ill act '" tile Hon. ,\rl'l1iluch until the 111·ojcct is co111plcte1l.

,\\~l".\L :\Jt.:1·;T1\CI.

'l'nK Firth A1111ual fl<•ncrnl )lectiu;.: of lht• G11i1111 was hcl1l 11t the Collc,l!c on Friilt•y, lith Ottobcr. Hutw1>cn !10 1u1tl IOU Ql,J lloy11 nccupltHl the lfoutl l\la.ster's im•ita.liou tu llla llt (J.:~O an1l, following the 11~11111 c111;tom, "u11111bcr of the :-icnior Doy~ woro t•lso pr~ijcnt.

The hu•iness pa.rt of the proceedings hl!~l\11 at 7..15, Dr. C'EC'IL Pnt<rn occupying the chafr. 'l'he 1-f ~1111 ~l .. ~tci· welcome1l the O!tl Boy8 in 11 happy 2peech, n111l <'Xf>rtssed tht' plctl~ure both ~lrs. Prescott !\IHI he folt in s•ciug them there.

Dr. I'rRstm, as the retiring Pn•$i<ll'nt, tlwu 1ultl1·eKaetl thu 111c1:ting. He refcrre1l to the crmli11nc<l al'til'ity a111l prngrc•~ of the Unio11, the sncccs,. of Olcl Ne•vingtoniau~ 1<t Home nnd in South Afri,:11, a111l erm151·11t11hitc1l thu S.iho"l ou the promi11c11cc it Intl aohicvo1l ut the Inst L'11il·e1Hity Examina · tious uu<l, al~o, in Sports.

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THE N EWTNGTON'IA N'. 509

The Committee's a11d the Hon. Treasurer's reports were also read and unanimously adopted.

. A <1iscnssio11 then tl>ok pliice on the notice of motiou l(h'en by Dr. G. rr AllJJOT'L' to ;uneml cerluin <!l:u1ses of the coustittttion, so as to e1u~ble the officials of the Union to be electc.t hy l1allot. Dr. aHllO'l'T imintod ou~ that I.ho pr~sent ~ystt'm of election by the annunl meeting was cumbersome, &ml ahso1 bed Ow gru11tl'r portino1 of the e'·eniug. His propositiou, if gh·en effect to, wonltl ill low t•iwh nw111lic1· nf the Union whether he atternlecl the An11110.l meeting or not, to i·e<'orrl hi~ \'nto tlll'ough the post, a.ml iustead oft~ coup!" of honrs heing tu.ken 11p with 1•otiuµ. 1L few miuutM ouly wonlrl enable the Presitle11t to n.nnounce the re~ulta of the elections, aod the time thus snved could he devotee! to the more popular items of our re-unions.

A tleha.te followerl, which reveo.lerl the fu~t thn.t the principle of Dr. AnnoT'r·s 1unenrl11w11L• wa~ !lenemlly appf(werl of, hut it wa.11 heltl by some ~pcn.ker::1 th11t the details require<! ~lt1•r1ition so n11 to prevent nmlesirn.hle re$1ilts, ~uch "~ n t:ll1Hlid11te failiuu to secure ~·lt>ctiou as n. Vice·P1'cside11t, l1ei11:t 1lehurt'e<l from iwcuriu;: IL position on the Committee. am! S•l 011. }fr. <J1·:01rnJ<: \\'A1,L.1m1 sulunitt•·<l 1111 11me111l111cnt desil(uecl to n1e1Jt this anrl utlwr •liflicnlties, hut it wns ultimately de<-iil1>1l tt1 pnstpone the nmtter until the 11~xt ordinn,ry meeting, ~o tlu~t me111her~ coultl have time to closely 1•x11111inc the pmposl'1l amendments.

During the evening Mng• were s1111g hy ~Jr. ff,11mrn IT A Y aud )lr. R. \\', C.u,nWRl,L, whil1• 1\h. HARRY .Ai.r..t;-: eonlrihutecl ~on.c ''Cl",\' cle,·er sketches ;1.1Hl respon•led to severnl eiwotei<. 'Mr. ,J. A. Do1mrn o.cted a!! accompanist.

Befort' sep:trnting, tlw mcetiuq pn,sE'd u.n.l <·1\l'ri1!<l with t>ntl111siasni, a motinn lenr!Pdng ita llianlrn to i\lr. awl 1\hs. Pn.:~OOTT for the generous w11y in which it 1i, .. 1 heen c11tel'tA.i11e<l. )Jr. P1n;sc01•1· s11it1<hly i·u$pontled.

The folltrn ing ;,.. tlw li"t of )lemhers of the C'rrnucil for 1900-1001 :­P11(ron: Rev. C .. r. l'res.;ott, ~I.A.: Prt>sidc,n~: P. W. Ry~a1e; ('it.v Vice­l're<ide11tr:;: ~. W. 1\foore. M. L .. ·\., Dr. G. H. Ahhott, D. S. E1lw111• I" Or. Cecil PnrHer, \V. K V. R<>b.i.m, Ot·. A. "K Perkim1; C'onntry Vice-l'resi· clcnls: W. H. \V'ehb(nntlrnt'At), A. K Iluat(Daudaloo), Ur. A. 8. Va.llMk (llowrnl), Hugh R :\fonro (Bing1mt). J. K. Kellutt (:\ln•lgeo), JM. R ['almcr (lfa.thnrst); Committee: H. R. C'url1.nvi•. ,J. ('. Kershi•W, J. 0. )lillcr, R. "'· Ca!tlwell, Dr .. J. C. H11lli<lay, \V. Wihon .. Joiut Hon. Sec­r·etll.ries: \V. ,\. P1trker, Chambers, Phillip ~treet, 8yclney; T. H l~a.viu, Chumhe1·~, Phillip Slrcot. Sy1l11~y. Hon. 1'rea..~urer: Arlhur J. Phillips, c/o lt S. & A. Bauk, Ltrl., Ryrlney.

A"1NU<\I, lh:l'OR'I', IS!l!)-1900. You1~ Con1111ittee, i11 sulnnittin~ lheit· Annlllll Report. have pleasure in ,,fft•l'i11g lhcir t·ongMlnlatiou• to the 111emhers of Lhe Union on anothc1· yti11r"' Sllf."'C$~ftil opl'l't<lfoni>. The history of the Union, from lhe limo of its i11ccpLio11, ha:! heen one of stc1uly progtess anrl tlr•volopment; each year of it• •'Xi•tenc•.> has hccn ma1·kml by a largo incrc,1so of ruc1nhcrship, i•ml tt !(rmdh of intnei;t in it8 :•illli< m1<l t•hjl'ct;;; hut 11otwithi<t•uHli11g lhti high ~t1J,11<lanl of AtWCc~s thm; •ut hy pn"1ious yem·~. the tifth yeHr of the Union's uxistcn<'o will, we think, he ron111! to m11k worthih with anv of tltflkC 1,h1~L h11rn g•me hcfot·e it. With rtigarrl to memlJers

0

hip, the i;icreai>o for the yen,r 1111;; bccu 48, there heing at the present moment 2:?3 1i•d<l-11p memhcra 011 tbo roll, I.I.Ji ng•~inst 175 for l3ijl year. This increase, yot1L' C01umiLtee

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t liiuka, call>1 for ~prciul con~rntnlntion. It not onl.\' makes our tota.1 mem. li ·rKhip <'omparo 1·.,rr fo.1·11111'111.ly wit.h that of 1t11y other Olrl BnyH' Union >imu11c: the Urcat l'ul1lic: :O:d1ools of th" ( '11)11111·, lnll it furnislu.'s tlltl hest pos~ih!c e1·ick1we c>f the larger fact thnt tl11~ llniou, notwilh~tn1ulinf.( its ti1-.• ye;u·; of exiskncc, ha~ 11c1t exhaustc<l it• faculty of growth and clc1·clop· lllPHt. a stal<> of lhin~'S whic•h l'Jln onlv h" h:hl'•l 011 the fil<'t that its aims n111l ol1jt'<'id arn 1mch as t.o co111nwnil 1hl'tll~l'l1•c•~ to the Aymptithy and support of th<"l' who luwe tho ht,st intc1'l•Sl>1 of ~ewington at heart. 'rhe l'llllSf. of the in1·1c·1"0 iR vroi»1hly two-folcl. In lho firnt place, the Union is r;1piclly CJOllling t<> be r-.·ognize1l not. so 11111ch a~ Rll offshoot, a~ an integral part of th" school, the rnMult nf thb hcini;, that hn~·H r\M they !t'li•·e the scl1unl 111\tttrully foll into thei1· pl:t<·c- as llll»uhers of tho Union in \'Cry much the stunc way ns t ht•y pas~ from om' fo1·111 tn 11nut her in thu Md10<1l itsl•lf. In the ~ccon1l vl:lci', llR t lw ,ti!lhl 11f the Union Ill'(\ hecoming hotter kn11w11. they uppt•al ton widPr circl(! of tho,;11 who, while retaining their nlcl int .. 1·ost in the school, h.t1·<' hnil in the 1111st no menu~ of "hewing it an1l 1lir1•cling it to prncli<'al llnd nsdul end~. 'l'o this fort i" prohahly clue the 11111rkc1l inn .. aso of n1<111hpi·,hip among Old Bciys Jiving in the Mnntry. Country Olcl Xc'W in~t ouilll•" l\l't' prnverliin lly fl loyal l'ilL•"• n.ncl tlwy ILJ'O finding in the• l•11i1111 ~. llll'll1•q nf rl'rwwin~ tht•1r :is~odntiwrn with lh() Nt·l1nol that in p1uity<'urs was rot n1·11ilalil<• to tl11·111. The cou11tr,r clcm~ut in tho U11io11 hn•l indl'L'!l hccnmt• ~o slro11g ht•foro th11 encl of l11~t year lhnt at. the lnRt 11111111«1 mcctin~ it \\118 re~uhed lo inercnse the number of Vfce­l'n·si1ll't1ls from (i to 1'.! for the puqloso of ensuring tl111.t at l(•<\st six co1111lry llll'mhu1-s 8houlil fiiul 11 pl1l('C on the Co1111cil ol' lho Union. This ch1111g1• in the 1:onstit11tion has prohahly lll'lpr1l to bring 1thout the incrense ill t'ounby lllClllh(•l"lhip which has hcen n 11ntiC1Jl\hle feature in thu year's clt•1·eh1p111e11ts.

Two imporl1111t Iuc:tions h:11·e been rarrie1l out in connection with the Onion tludng the~ ~l·ar Tiu• firRt of thcs1• the ",\t 1101110," hchl 11t. tho Uoll1·g" lu T>ct·e111bt•1· lu~t. fur lho pm·JH'"'' of gidng .. puJ,)ic wclt·on10 to tlw nell' lii-:lll \luste1· 11111) his w1fo on the 0<"'11Si1111 uf t h~ir 1<dvuut to the Coll .. gc w:is the outcome of n ~uggPsti1111 111a1le hy yom· Conunittco to the l'nlllll'il of the C..11lt•ge. 'l'hc- ~u~estion Wl\S ar1ptul'~<l of, un<I your Com­mittc .. ,.,, .. ,pe1.1ted with tho ('011llcil iu n111ki11~ th1: no<"cH~a1·y arrnn!,(1m1ents, with t lll' result ! hat the ITc.«l \lu~kr a111l .\lrs. l'n•scotL wct·u wckonwd in tl \l"•Y lhnt 111ust hwc lt:ft. thc111 littt,• r1111111 for cloubt 11~ t.o what the feelings of tit•• fril'llllS of rho S<'honl wer .. with regard to them n111l l11eit· >tppointmcnt t > tlw C'ollegc. The S(;'Co11<l functio11 touk tho form of a cli11ner nt (~11011g 'l'<•n's 1ww rooms, which was l'•·rr li.rt!ely 11tt1>111lccl, thi" ncc;1sion JL!so l>eing utilisccl fur tho purpose of cxn•11clin;; a wrll'o111c to tho 11ow Head '.\la.~ter in.Jiitt capaci1y uf f'utrou of the Union.

Yunr Con1111illee cn111111t !tit tlciH opportunity pa•~ witho11t making ~omc n•fcn·111·c to thl' lo~s which tho U11io11 hzts sustai111:1l in the retirement frn111 ll1t· h<ncl•hrp uf tlw ( 'ollc;;o of oue who had the heel i11terc~t~ of the Union, ns well ns oi the :O:d1onl. at hear!. No muu t,011!1! havo servecl tiitlwr the school 01· the Union with a gre11!1~r singlmH•ss of nim, or whole­hearlt"l tmcq;y 111111 'lllthusiimn tha11 wt•r·c tlisplayt•cl hy Dr. ~loult<>n clmin(( the wholo t1·r111 of hi" t('llUrc nf utlico. 'l'hl' Rwimming bath, and lho rrickr·t •l\·al ni·u lntil i11g 111c111ori:ib of the work he did for Ncwing· tun, whil" the willing ussist.'lnce and gc•wrnl hospitality extended by him nncl .\Irs. .\loulto11 to the U11io11 nml its 111e111hcrs 011 v~rious cwcaaion' 011 which l he a111111:d meeting" WNO held nt tho school, will not "'"ll he forgotten hy thosr who pnrt.icipatocl in them. At tbe Farewell C.inccrt temlcrccl to l>r. ancl .\I1s . .\loulton in .\larch lest, the President of

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the Union, a.nd Mr. R vV . .Mool'e, one of the Vico·PreHirlents, atten1le<l in theit' official capacity, 111111 expn·~~od to Dr. and :\Ira. :\Toltlto11 the regret th11.t was felt by O.N's at their depurture from the ( 'ollcgo.

Your Committee fe<>l thllt this report would not lw compl.,te without snrno reference to lho fnct that during the coun•e of the p1L~t ~·eat' no fcw1•r Umn 26 0. N. ·!! Yolun '.l'erecl nnd wl.'re al'cepte<l for n<'lh·e 5en•foc iu lh<' South African "·nr. 8u«h ll l'l'Mr<l speaks for itst•lf, auil O.X. ·ll generally, we 1Lro ~ute, will allow 11• In t·drn thi~ opportunit.\· of expressing tlu ir appreciation of the gnl11\11l 11n1111or in which HO 1111u1y of our nltl ;;chool­frllowi; responrletl to tlwir couutry'~ call. Y 0111· Con1111itt<"" hn<I before it" propo~al to l11kt1110111<' sl11p• with 11 view to comm<'mm·ati11g the occasio11 of 80 11mny of t-he Old HoyH of Lhe Hchool tukin~ pn1t in lho campaign. l t is Rngg<'Klcrl that n, l1thlct. sho11l1l he <?t·cctr>d at Lim Hchool for this pui·po~c. 'I'll<' Committee fe1>I• littlo 1louht that the •nggc"tion will cnmmeuil il•clf l•> llw 111cmhcrs of lho U11ion.

In condu~ion, your C:ommittce ilesires to plaN• on rceor<l their sense of llw generous co-opl'ration of the <':ollt•!!C anthoritks. nrnl tlll'ir hope th:tl tlr11 <'Xislt•ncc of the U11in11 mn1· he fuunrl t" n•"ult in till' nltainolt'nt of whnt ii< ono of ils proft'•'t·<I 'nims and ohjccls- thal i•, the gmKl of the 8chool.

Ho~. TKEASlTRtm's R1u•o11T

Po1· l 'uw (.fifth) endill[J Slst A11y11.~t, 19UO.

- - -- -'RECEIPT$. E\'.l'b:~llJTllltJ;;,

£ 8. d. Expen•c•, Anuul\l ~rf!!, £ s. 11. Balunce from previous Seplern lwr, l ~!l!l . .. 3 i 6

y"ar ... 2.'i 9 i Pl'inting an•I ,-.;tationcry 8 G I 210 Suh~criptior.s a.t fi/- ~., 10 0 Postag1·s nnd 'l'dci;1·am• i JO 4 . -

l:l pai1l in pre,·ious y'rs. Do111\1ionft Dr. Moulton 'l'e;tiinonial

2'l3 l\I embers Funtl 5 5 0 i:iub~cl'iptions po.id in ail Colle!.(e Athletic Club

vance 10 17 0 Sports . 3 3 0 Hpcci1'1 Rubscriptious :l 17 0 "At Home" nt College, Bale of Tickets, 1'inne1· Dccemher, 189!l ... 15 0 0

4th ~fay, 1900 12 5 0 Sundry Expense8 1net hy Special 811b~criptio11s, as per contra . . . . . 2 JO 0

Seu:i11ato11ia11 for year ... 12 10 0 Expens~R, Dinner, 4th

l\Jny. 1000 ... 19 10 2 Sundry l~xpl•llHCij ... I 0 7 Hnlanc·e- CuRh in hand ... 26 0 8

£10·1 18 I £104 Hl 7

Amlite<l nnd founil correct with the hooks and \•ouchcrs kept hy the Hon. Treasurer.

ARTHUit J. P1111.1,1rs, 3rd October, 1900. Ho11. 7'r·ra.<urer.

\\. S.n1os, Auditor.

512 TnR NRWT'i'OTONTAN.

OLD NE\VIN(lTONIAN RIFLE l'LUR

TnE first aonnal meeting waR lw\11 at the ~letl'opolit1ltl Hot•~I on November aOth.

l\fr. I?. l\Iodey prcsi1led. All the retiring of£ce h1•arers were selected fo1· the ensuing year.

In presenting his report the Hccretary clrew attention to the dis­ach•antagcs the Club h111l snflcred, through tl.e Hau1lwick RHle Ran({e being cloRerl for 11 ponion of the y1»1r ; also in hein1t anuc><l with the " l\lartini Henry" rifle. The latter ctiusc having lost them 8<"'cral intending members.

It was hoped, howe\•er, that the Cluh woul<l he re,.rmecl hy the <:overnm!'nt early in the new year.

Mr. AmkcM, durin1t the disc11'~io11 which follnwe1l the r<•port, generon•1)• promisc<l n "Le 'lr.tfonl" riflf" to the f'lnh, on th" c11111lition thnt 1Lnother wus pnrc·h11se1l hy tlw .. 1 for tla•ir own use. The offt•r was 111·1·1•pt~1l n111mi111onsly.

A trnph.v ''l\lned t2 2s. O·I. was vnte•l fur the hi•"t l•!!!(l'<'!(ale fur HIOI. .\lr. N. \\'. ;\Joorc ki111lly pron1isc1\ 1\ trnpr1y for the hest 11.1·enH,:c For five (.'l) shootings for the year.

It was deci•le1l to present a sih·er me<ll\l to thc College Ca<1et Corp, for competition.

To atrengthr11 their position it w11R 1l<'ci.J.,,] to ill\·ite "Old Newins:­toni1\n•" to join th<' C'lub as Honorary )lemhen1, tlw annual subscription to he 5/- inste111l of 10/-.

NOTICF. TO CORRP:SPONnirnTH.

The J•;111~m h<'q~ to aeknowledgr th<> ret•t,iptof thc followh1g mngnzine~: 'I'hr· -'t1d111 imi, '/'lit l\illrt'·' 'r·ltonl .llflya:im', 'l'lu· llal/1111.,,/irr11, Prilll'e

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